Sentence examples for cornerstone of technical from inspiring English sources

A century after its première, "Birth of a Nation" tends to be seen as a cornerstone of technical achievement tethered to the abominable racialist thinking of the era in which it was produced.

In his hands, 3D was not a gimmick demanded by marketing suits, but a conceptual cornerstone and technical foundation of the film.

Jerry's book Uses of Epidemiology (1957) was the cornerstone and technical blueprint for public health activities.

I boot up my computer and take a look at the current list of pending technical enquiries, which forms the cornerstone of my daily work.

For this purpose, a valuation tool has been developed, comparing economical cornerstones and technical constraints of generation units to European Energy Exchange prices for PHELIX 2014.

The Federal Insecticide, Fungicide and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA), a cornerstone of pesticide regulation that was implemented in 1947, set up a technical distinction between "active" and "inert" ingredients in pesticide products.

Piston Cloud's CEO and Co-founder, Joshua McKenty, was technical lead and cloud architect of NASA's Nebula Cloud Computing Platform, which formed the cornerstone of the OpenStack project.

El Bajío A cornerstone of traditional fare.

It is the cornerstone of liberal democracy.

It is the cornerstone of their identity.

One cornerstone of the concept?